There’s probably never been a more bleak moment for New York environmentalists than the one the state is currently in. President Donald Trump is rolling back offshore wind and solar projects. Gov.

RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — Richmond residents can learn how to make zines, which are typically small, homemade magazines, at a workshop event hosted by Richmond Public Library on Tuesday. Zines offer a ...

CAMBRIDGE, MASS. (WHDH) - Singer-songwriter Shawn Mendes spent time at a diner in Cambridge before he performed a concert at TD Garden. Mendes enjoyed some food at Brookline Lunch and also spent time ...

Meteorologists are warning people on Florida's Treasure Coast to avoid the ocean due to offshore storms. Tropical Storm Imelda and Hurricane Humberto are creating dangerous beach conditions, including ...

Throughout the year, a group Covenant Living at the Samarkand residents spend time knitting and crocheting items to help make an impact for those in need. The women recently completed the next batch ...

BRYAN COUNTY, Ga. (WSAV) — As WSAV’s Storm Team 3 continues to monitor tropical activity, Bryan County officials remind families to check their emergency supplies. Alli Padgett, director of the Bryan ...

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ST. ALBANS CITY — A passionate group of volunteers is eager to bring skiing and snowboarding back to Hard’Ack Hill. Hard’Ack, Inc., the non-profit which supports the recreation area, is fundraising to ...

WAITSBURG — The city will soon have a downtown “ice” rink during the economic off-season — and it will be free of charge for skaters. The City Council voted unanimously Wednesday, Sept. 24, to convert ...

Gov. Bill Lee, during a Sept. 26 press conference, said federal personnel with the "Memphis Safe Task Force" would be in Memphis "next week." Lee went on to say the task force would operate in phases, ...

NORTH HUNTINGTON TOWNSHIP, Pa. — A $70,000 research project by the Turtle Creek Watershed showed orange water flowing out of Tinkers Run into Brush Creek. Jim Brucker, President of the Turtle Creek ...